Batman fan fiction audio theatre written and produced by Thomas Oakland. Gotham Audio Theatre is a non-profit and non-commercial production. Not affiliated with or endorsed by DC Comics or WarnerMedia.
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episode 1: Batman: Fathers & Sons
Seemingly ordinary encounter with a common criminal causes Batman to question the validity of his war on crime. The following events set Bruce Wayne on a collision course with his "evil twin" of sorts, giving Bruce a glimpse of the man he could have become without the loving guidance of Thomas and Martha Wayne.
Thrilling tale of suspense that crafts together Bat-mythology and real-world social commentary about the cause and effect of crime, as well as a relatable and heartfelt story that explores the complicated relationships between fathers and sons.
Batman: Fathers & Sons is compatible with most Batman continuities. In the Earth Prime continuity the story takes place before the Batman and Son storyline by Grant Morrison. The story is unrelated to Fathers and Sons and Of Fathers and Sons storylines by Tom King.
Story & Executive Producer
Thomas Oakland
Co-Producer
Mr. Riddle
Batman/Bruce Wayne
Michael Corley
Narrator/Harold Goldstein
Mike Carnes
Curtis West
Brian Dives
Alfred Pennyworth
Peter Walters
Nightwing/Dick Grayson
Jack Savage
Lucius Fox
Khareme Ali Lambie
Warren Fairchild Jr.
Bill Shanks
Warren Fairchild III
Vincent Sparks
Janet West
Anna Viemester
Akari Yamashita
Louise Porter
Park Row Woman
Erika Pimental
Theme
TorpedoBeatz
Batman: Fathers & Sons is a non-commercial, non-profit fan fiction production released and distributed under the Creative Commons license. Batman®, Bruce Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Nightwing®, Dick Grayson, Lucius Fox and Gotham City® are property of DC Comics Inc., WarnerMedia LLC and their creators Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson, Marv Wolfman, George Perez, Len Wein and John Calnan. Batman: Fathers & Sons is not endorsed or affiliated with the creators or owners to the rights of these characters.
Batman: Fathers & Sons is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.